IDE for Clojure - counterclockwise (Eclipse) against Emacs. What (if any) anti-clockwise functions are missing compared to Emacs?

Question

I want to know what are the limitations of the Counterclockwise plugin for Eclipse compared to Emacs. What Lisp (and Clojure) magic will not be available from Eclipse?

- UPDATE - I know that Emacs will have more features, shourtcuts, various complex key bindings, but I'm interested in the specific Lisp / Clojure stuff. For example, if I could not use the search in files in a regular expression, this is normal, but if I could not use REPL inside Eclipse, for me it would be an interrupt for me - this is the main function. So, to expand my question, is REPL fully functional in Counterclockwise compared to Emacs? I don’t mind if some very advanced features are missing, this is just for convenience, but if I can’t do anything, I’ll just move on to Emacs.

Answer 1

Counterclockwise there is everything you need for a decent development of Clojure.

What I find most useful (can't live without!)

• Fully functional REPL
• Paredit mode / automatic balancing pairs.
• Compatible Rainbow Parades in REPL and Editor
• Syntax highlighting in both REPL and editor
• Eclipse / Maven integration for dependency management
• Lots of keyboard shortcuts (see https://code.google.com/p/counterclockwise/wiki/EditorKeyBindingsFeatures )
• Ideal for Polyglot projects that mix Java + Clojure

I am very happy in general, using Counterclockwise as my main development environment. This is not better than Emacs, but he certainly lacks anything that violates the deal.